From Beersheba to the Knesset, Amir Ohana’s journey reflects conviction, service and identity. Proud of his Moroccan Jewish roots, he rose through Israel’s institutions without hiding who he is. A soldier, lawyer, minister and Speaker, Ohana embodies leadership grounded in loyalty, determination and belief in Israel.
AMIR OHANA, A SON OF ISRAEL
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August 2026
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